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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Wahumpura, also known as Deva or Hakuru, is a significant Sri Lankan caste predominantly from the Sabaragamuwa and Western provinces. The traditional occupation of this caste was the cultivation of rice paddies. In addition they were the confectioners of Sri Lanka''s past and functioned as a trusted military reserve of the Sinhalese King. Their bravery was highly admired by Sinhalese Kings, including King Dutugamunu.